Sentence examples for primary party from inspiring English sources

For the Reform primary, party members will be mailed a ballot packet with a traditional ballot and instructions for online voting, to be conducted at www.eballot.net.net

A little more than a month before the September primary, party organizations in several boroughs are leading court fights this week against the petitions of outsider candidates, trying to bump as many as possible off the ballot.

The theme of the night at Clinton's New Hampshire primary party was best summed up by the Taylor Swift song that plays on loop at every event: Shake It Off.

In deference to his surprisingly competitive showing in the primary, party leaders have agreed to allow the Vermont leftwinger to nominate five outsiders to the convention's influential platform committee.

The basic unit of the CPSU was the primary party organization, which was a feature in all factories, government offices, schools, and collective farms and any other body of any importance whatsoever.

At the party's peak size in the early 1980s, there were about 390,000 primary party organizations, and above this lowest level there were district, city, regional, and republic committees.

Buchanan's theory, in contrast, recognizes that other parties can have legitimate interests that are relevant to determining what the rights of the primary parties are.

As a result, Romney is now weaker than any post-primary party nominee in recent political history.

At Ms. Quinn's post-primary party on Tuesday night at a Chelsea hotel, supporters seemed to still be absorbing her fall.

Before any presidential candidates become entrenched in the primaries, party leaders seek out and encourage qualified people to run for office.

In the primaries, party voters, acting state by state, choose delegates to attend a convention that will in turn choose a party candidate.